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# Lacrosse Scotland

Home of lacrosse in Scotland

## Sitemaps

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## Posts

- [Bronze for Scottish Lacrosse team at Women's Euros 2024](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/bronze-for-scottish-lacrosse-team-at-womens-euros-2024/) - The Scottish Women's Lacrosse Team delivered a commendable performance at the 2024 Women's European Lacrosse Championship held in Braga, Portugal, securing a bronze medal after a series of competitive matches. The championship featured 19 nations competing from July 10 to 20, 2024. Scotland, ranked 10th globally prior to the tournament, was placed in Group C
- [Job Description - Men's Head Coach (Box) (Volunteer)](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/job-description-mens-head-coach-box-volunteer/) - Lacrosse-Scotland-Box-Head-Coach-Job-DescriptionDownload
- [Vacancy: Men's Head Coach - Box (Volunteer)](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/vacancy-mens-head-coach-box-volunteer/) - The National Governing Body for Lacrosse in Scotland, Lacrosse Scotland, is seeking a Men's Head Coach - Box (volunteer). You will be responsible for cultivating and delivering a robust and credible programme structure covering selection, training, coaching and leadership of a Senior National squad, assisting the progression of club players to support the Strategic Plan
- [2024 - Ethan Harris](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/2024-ethan-harris/) - Class List 2024 - Ethan Harris 2000 - Player - European Championships, Glasgow, Scotland 2001 - Player - European Championships, Cardiff, Wales 2002 - Player - World Championships, Perth, Australia 2004 - Player - European Championships, Prague, Czech. Republic 2006 - Non-Travel Reserve Player - World Championships, London, Canada 2008 - Player - European Championships,
- [2024 - Julia Paterson](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/2024-julia-paterson/) - Class List 2024 - Julia Paterson Julia represented Scotland Lacrosse for 24 years. During her career, she was awarded over 100 international caps for Scotland and Great Britain.Julia was introduced to lacrosse at St George's School in Edinburgh, aged 11. While at school she was selected to represent Scotland Under 18 for three years from
- [2024 - Daniel Heighway](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/2024-daniel-heighway/) - Class List 2024 - Daniel HeighwayDan was born in Aberdeen but re-located to Merseyside as a child. He represented Scotland in the following events: 1997 European Championships, Stockholm, Sweden 1998 British National Championships 1998 World Championships, Baltimore, USA 1999 British National Championships 1999 European Championships Manchester, England 2000 British National Championships 2000 European Championships Glasgow,
- [Vacancy: Marketing Director (Volunteer)](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/vacancy-marketing-director-volunteer/) - Join Lacrosse Scotland as a volunteer Marketing Director! Lead campaigns to grow the sport and engage fans. Apply by January 6, 2025.
- [Home Internationals 2025](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/home-internationals-2025/) - Lacrosse Scotland are delighted to be hosting the 2025 Home Internationals, where Scotland will compete against England and Wales at the Sport Scotland National Sports Training Centre, 4th - 6th April.
- [Strategic Business Plan 2024-2028](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/strategic-business-plan-2024-2028/) - With an ongoing and steadfast commitment to deliver a world class programme of lacrosse in Scotland, Lacrosse Scotland is delighted to share our plans to lead a sustainable national framework to promote the development of lacrosse.
- [UKAD Clean Sport Week](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/ukad-clean-sport-week/) - Journey to the Podium: Clean Sport Week, 13 – 17 May Lacrosse Scotland is proud to reaffirm our commitment to clean sport by backing UK Anti-Doping’s (UKAD’s) Clean Sport Week campaign from 13 - 17 May. Clean Sport Week is UKAD’s national awareness week championing clean sport, education, and anti-doping initiatives with sports across
- [Pioneers - Rosabelle Sinclair](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/rosabelle-sinclair/) - Rosabelle Sinclair was educated at St Leonards School between 1906 and 1910. She was a member of first Scottish international team in 1913 and she also played in 1914 and 1917. She successfully started women’s lacrosse in the USA in 1926 at Bryn Mawr School in Baltimore. By 1928, she had spread the game to
- [2018 - Pat Reid](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/pat-reid/) - Class List 2018 - Pat Reid Playing Career: School: St George’s School, Edinburgh University: Edinburgh University and Scottish Universities teams College: Chelsea College of Physical Education 1st Lacrosse XII Club: Edinburgh Ladies Club player from 1969 and beyondHelped to set up Capital Lacrosse Club 1995 National Governing Body Administration: SLLA: 1969-1976 Eight years as SLLA Treasurer 1977-1980 Volunteer administrator
- [Legends - Caro Macintosh](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/caro-macintosh/) - Caro Macintosh played for Scotland between 1952 –1969. She Captained Scotland between 1960 – 69. Caro played for GBITTs in 1960 and was selected for GBITTs in 1967. She was a Selector for Scotland between 1970 – 1974. She organised Holiday Weeks at Largs in 1961, 1963 and 1967. Caro was a member of the
- [2020 - John Kenny](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/2020-john-kenny/) - Class List 2020 - John Kenny John is being inducted into the Class of 2020 as an inspirational coach who took Scotland to their best ever place in the 2014 Federation of International Lacrosse World Championships in Denver. John was Head Coach of the Scotland Men’s Squad from 2007 – 2014. Space does not allow
- [2020 - Keith Robertson](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/2020-keith-robertson/) - Class List 2020 - Keith Robertson Keith has been inducted as a developer of domestic lacrosse, a galvaniser, a motivator, and a promoter of the National team. He recognised the need to expand men’s lacrosse within Scotland in 2005 and worked tirelessly to achieve this aim. Keith played lacrosse between 2004 and 2008 with Glasgow
- [2020 - Doug Freeman](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/2020-doug-freeman/) - Class List 2020 - Doug Freeman Douglas is being inducted as an inspirational player, a positive influence and a very able, captain of the Lacrosse Scotland Men’s 2014 World Championship Squad. Overall Douglas has gained 50 caps for Scotland. He played for Ohio Wesleyan University, a NCAA Division 3 college, in Delaware, Ohio between 2002
- [2020 - Jordan McBride](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/2020-jordan-mcbride/) - Class List 2020 - Jordan McBride Jordan is from New Westminster, British Columbia. He has played for well known teams such as the New Westminster Salmonbellies and NCAA Stony Brook Sea Wolves. He has been drafted to New Westminister, SR A, to MLL Rochester Rafters, to Denver Outlaws and is currently a member of the
- [2018 - Robert Hetherington](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/robert-hetherington/) - Class List 2018 - Robert Hetherington Robert Hetherington began his lacrosse career at the University of Stirling in the 2005/2006 season. He was given the nickname Momo by his teammates and this stuck with him for the rest of his career. He helped Stirling to win the Scottish League in 2009/10 season. He latterly represented
- [2018 - Amanda McKie](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/amanda-mckie/) - Class List 2018 - Amanda McKie In 1990 Amanda was introduced to Pop Lacrosse in Dumfries by Syracuse University coaches in memory of the Lockerbie Air Disaster where 35 Syracuse students lost their lives. 1991 Member of the team which won the first Scottish Pop Lacrosse Championships 9-2. Amanda scored 7 goals in the final.
- [Legends - Andy Pearson](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/andy-pearson/) - Andy watched his first game of lacrosse; Played first game against Edinburgh Ladies in annual game against “the men”. Played annually in that fixture then attended ELLC training and occasionally played in goal when they were short. Because there regularly was a shortage of women players the league rules were changed to allow some men
- [Legends - Valerie Houston](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/valerie-houston/) - Valerie Houston had just left school when she volunteered as a steward at the Brine 1982 World Lacrosse Tournament in Nottingham in 1982. She was taken under the wing of Carol Kleinfelder (USA) and trained to be a statistician, long before those of us in the UK knew about such things! Val subsequently played for
- [Legends - Lorna Powell (Murdie/Scott)](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/lorna-powell-murdie-scott-2/) - Lorna Powell (Murdie/Scott) was educated in Edinburgh at St Margaret’s School, She played lacrosse for the Scottish Schoolgirls and then for Scotland in three World Cups in 1982, 1993 and in 1997 when she was the captain. She was the Head Coach for Scotland from 1997 to the 2001 World Cup. Lorna umpired at the
- [Legends - John Marr](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/john-marr/) - John Marr earned selection to the England team for the 1982 World Games, where he broke the record for the most saves in a World Cup match. When a Scottish Men’s team was proposed, a century after it had last played, he was instrumental in its re-establishment in 1991. John was an ever-present selection in
- [Legends - Jenny Pearson (Dawson)](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/jenny-pearson-dawson/) - Jenny Pearson (Dawson) was selected to play for the Scottish Schoolgirls in 1975 and was Captain of the team in 1976. Between 1981 – 2003 She gained an A umpiring qualification in 1987 and was the Rules & Umpiring Secretary on SLA Committee. Between 1982 and 2000 Jenny was Scotland’s delegate to the IFWLA Annual
- [Legends - Maddy McDonagh](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/maddy-mcdonagh/) - Maddy McDonagh played for Scotland between 1979 – 1991.She was captain of Scotland 1979 – 81 and vice captain of the Celts for their tour to Canada and the USA in 1981. At the very first World Tournament, held at Trent Bridge, in 1982, Maddy was vice captain of Scotland at what was officially called
- [Legends - Mary McCosh (Wiltshire)](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/mary-mccosh-wiltshire/) - Mary McCosh (Wiltshire) played for Scotland in 1976 and was invited to select for the Scottish Schoolgirls. Mary was the only Scot selected for the successful GB tour to Australia in 1978 and was selected again for the GB team to play USA in 1979. She was selected to become a GB and a Senior
- [Legends - Fiona Roger (Murray)](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/fiona-roger-murray/) - Fiona Roger played for Scotland between 1965 and 1975. In 1967 was selected for the GBITTs. Fiona was Match Secretary for the SLLA between 1970 – 1974 and Bulletin Editor between 1973-76. She was a Selector in 1980 – 1981 and in 1983/1984 and coached the Scotland B Squad in 1994/95. Fiona also helped to
- [Legends - Judy Summerson (Minns)](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/judy-summerson-minns/) - Judy Summerson (Minns) played for Scotland 1964 – 74 captaining the squad 1973 - 1974. She was selected for the 1969 British Pioneers team and for the 1973 Great Britain and Ireland team which went to the USA that year. Between 1974 – 84 Judy was Chairman of Selectors and was Scotland’s Manager at the
- [Legends - Elizabeth Bellamy (Black)](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/elizabeth-bellamy-black/) - Liz Bellamy (Black) played for Scotland between 1962 – 1969. She was selected for the British Pioneers in 1969 but did not go on tour. She was the first Development Officer for the SLLA and held several different positions on the SLLA Board: North Representative, Match Secretary, East Co-ordinator, and Anglos Scots Representative. Liz served
- [Legends - Sylvia Gibbard (McCrann)](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/sylvia-gibbard-mccrann/) - Sylvia Gibbard (McCrann) played for Scotland for ten years between 1961 – 70 inclusive. She was selected for the Rest of GB in 1965 and the GBITTs 1967 tour. She was also selected for the British Pioneers in 1969. She also contributed to a coaching manual produced by Marjorie Pollard in which, as a member
- [Legends - Anita Clapperton](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/anita-clapperton/) - Anita Clapperton played for Scotland 13 years between 1956 and 1969. She was also selected for the following touring teams: Great Britain & Ireland - 1960 (USA) Great Britain & Ireland - 1967 (USA) British Pioneers - 1969 (Australia, Holland, Hong Kong, Japan, New Zealand, & USA) Anita also competing in the 1970 Great Britain
- [Legends - Louise Rankine](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/louise-rankine/) - Louise Rankine (Dick/Anderson) played for Scotland in 1938 aged just 17. When matches resumed after the war, Louise was one of the more experienced players. She captained Scotland between 1949 and 1958. By 1952 it was recorded that she had gained twenty four caps. Records show she played in a further twenty one internationals, achieving
- [Pioneers - Hope Douglas-Brown](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/hope-douglas-brown/) - Hope Douglas-Brown was educated at Glasgow High School and Madame Osterberg's College pf Physical Training. She played between 1920 – 1937, she was also Captain of Scotland for a number of years. >> Click here to return to the Roll of Honour
- [Pioneers - Betty Thin](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/betty-thin/) - Betty Thin played in the 1920/30s and obtained 22 caps. Unusually for that era she continued to play after she married and was known as Mrs Carnegie. She was selected as Captain of Scotland for 2 international competitions including the combined XII against England in 1935 (Highest accolade at the time). Betty continued to be
- [Pioneers - Joyce Cran Barry](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/joyce-cran-barry/) - Joyce Cran Barry (Cran) played lacrosse for Scotland in 1923 and 1924. She was a member of Edinburgh Ladies. Joyce went to America and was the first President of the USWLA in 1931. Joyce started the CRANBARRY Equipment Company in Marblehead, Massachusetts. In 1993 she was the second female to be inducted into the US
- [Pioneers - Dorothy Simpson (Lowe)](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/dorothy-simpson-lowe/) - Dorothy Simpson (Lowe) played in the first international in 1913. She was a founder member of the SLLA. She was a player, Auditor, Secretary and Treasurer from 1921-1924, Secretary from 1921-1926, Selector between 1921-1939 and 1946-1953. Between 1927–1935 she was Vice President of the SLLA and President from 1935–1953. She served as Honorary President from
- [Pioneers - Norah Strathairn](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/norah-strathairn/) - Norah Strathairn was a member of the first international team in 1913. She continued to play, coach and also wrote coaching tips in Hockey and Lacrosse Field in the 1920s and 30s. She was Captain of Scotland for many years in the 1920s. >> Click here to return to the Role of Honour
- [Pioneers - Josephine K. Stewart](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/josephine-k-stewart/) - Josephine K. Stewart was a member of the first Ladies Lacrosse Council in 1912 and was the first President of the SLLA between 1920 – 1935. She was involved with coaching lacrosse to girls at St Leonards from 1893. >> Click here to return to the Roll of Honour
- [2016 - Fiona Reid](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/fiona-reid/) - Class List 2016 - Fiona Reid Playing career (School/Club) 1982-1989 St George’s School for Girls, Edinburgh 1989-1992 Cambridge University Women’s Lacrosse club player. ‘Blue’ awarded 1991-1992 Captain of Cambridge University Women’s Lacrosse Club 1992-current Edinburgh Thistle Lacrosse Club player/member. Captain for various years and served ,for many years, on the club committee During Fiona’s representative playing
- [2015 - Emily Salvesen](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/emily-salvesen/) - Class List 2015 - Emily Salvesen Emily played for the Scottish Schoolgirl between 1986-88 and has been a member of Edinburgh Thistle Lacrosse Club since 1988. She has been both treasurer and club captain during this time. Emily played for the Home Scots between 1989 and 2003 and Scotland U21 in both 1990 and 1991.
- [2015 - Mark Hodkin](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/mark-hodkin/) - Class List 2015 - Mark Hodkin Mark Hodkin played lacrosse for Scotland from 1991 until 2006 and captained the squad on several occasions. He played in the first international game of the re-established Men’s team in 1992. This game was against Wales in Ebbow Vale. He played in numerous British National Championships and also in the
- [2014 - Martin Clarke](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/martin-clarke/) - Class List 2014 - Martin Clarke Martin Clarke first represented Scotland as a player in 1989 against an English Universities team – the first time the men had fielded a team in over 100 years. He remained a player in most major events, including British, European and World Championships, through to 2005 when he retired from
- [Lacrosse Scotland AGM, Thursday 21st March 2024](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/lacrosse-scotland-agm-21st-march-2024/) - Registration is now open for the 2024 AGM, which will be held online at 7.30pm on the 21st March. Registration will close at 7.30pm on the 21st March, after which instructions on how to join the meeting will be sent.
- [Safeguarding Officer (Child Wellbeing & Protection Officer (CWPO))](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/safeguarding-officer-child-wellbeing-protection-officer-cwpo/) - Lacrosse Scotland is recruiting a Safeguarding Officer (Child Wellbeing & Protection Officer (CWPO)) to join the team.
- [Board Chair](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/board-chair/) - Lacrosse Scotland is recruiting for a Board Chair to join the team.
- [General Board Member](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/general-board-member/) - Lacrosse Scotland is recruiting a General Board Member to join the team.
- [Lacrosse Scotland Performance Director Vacancy](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/lacrosse-scotland-performance-director-vacancy/) - Lacrosse Scotland is recruiting for a Performance Director to join the team.
- [Anatomy of a Program through the Pandemic and Beyond](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/anatomy-of-a-program-through-the-pandemic-and-beyond/) - Running a national team program that aims to develop its talent over time is a tough challenge to take on
- [Lacrosse to return to Olympic Games](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/lacrosse-to-return-to-olympic-games/) - Lacrosse to return to Olympic Games.
- [Home Internationals 2025 - Tournament Update](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/home-internationals-2025-tournament-update/) - Home Internationals 2025: A Weekend of Fierce Competition and Scottish Pride The Home Internationals 2025 wrapped up this weekend after a fantastic few days of competitive lacrosse, team spirit, and national pride. While England secured a clean sweep across all Home Nations trophies, Scotland had many reasons to celebrate. Standout Performances Although the final results
- [Lacrosse Scotland AGM, Thursday 27th March 2025, 7.30pm](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/lacrosse-scotland-agm-thursday-27th-march-2025-7-30pm/) - Registration is now open for our AGM and will close on the 25th March, two days before the meeting. In advance of our AGM, please take time to review the agenda, as well as proposed motions. Motion 1: Membership fees for the season 2025-26 Motion 2: Appointment of Mitchell Edwards as our auditors Special Motion 1: Director
- [Home Internationals 2023](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/home-internationals-2023/) - Read how Scotland's teams got on at the annual Home Internationals that took place in Nottingham (22-23 April)
- [European Box Lacrosse Championship 2022](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/european-box-lacrosse-championship/) - Find out how our Men's Box Lacrosse team fared at the European Championships in Hanover, Germany
- [Lacrosse Scotland's New Tartan](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/tartan/) - Launched at the World Lacrosse Championship in Maryland last summer, now you can read the story behind Lacrosse Scotland's new tartan
- [Finance Director](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/finance-director/) - Lacrosse Scotland is recruiting a Finance Director to join the team. For this role, we are looking for someone who is keen to help deliver the Lacrosse Scotland Strategic Plan 2020-2024 with specific responsibility for Lacrosse Scotland’s financial strategy to meet the business goals.
- [Membership Manager](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/recruitment-membership-manager/) - Lacrosse Scotland is recruiting a Membership Manager to join the team. For this new role, we are looking for someone who is keen to help improve lacrosse in Scotland at all levels, to run and improve our Membership offer for everyone.
- [The sun is shining and mixed summer series lacrosse is back!](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/summer-series-2023/) - Come along to our summer sessions and keep your skills ticking over the summer months with some friendly competition.
- [Epic Battles and Lightning-Fast Goals Dominate an Exciting Weekend at the 2023 E-Box Tournament](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/2023-e-box-tournament/) - Teams gathered to showcase their skills in the fast-paced and dynamic game of e-box lacrosse. The competition was fierce, with players displaying unparalleled speed, agility, and precision in their gameplay.
- [Lacrosse Scotland AGM 2023](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/lacrosse-scotland-agm-2023/) - Registration is now open for the 2023 AGM, which will be held at 7.30pm on the 23rd March. Registration will close at 7.30pm on the 21st March, after which instructions on how to join the meeting will be sent.
- [Home Nations 6s Schedule](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/home-nations-6s-schedule/) - Home Nations 6s Schedule The Lacrosse Scotland Home Nations 6s event takes place on Saturday 28th August, but there will be additional informal scrimmages on Sunday 29th August which people are welcome to attend should the local restrictions allow. Any event updates will be communicated on the Lacrosse Scotland website. The officials for the day
- [Pop lacrosse champions make history](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/pop-lacrosse-champions-make-history/) - Strathblane Primary School has won the British Pop Lacrosse Championships 2019. It has been 26 years since a team from Scotland has lifted the trophy. Strathblane represented Scotland after winning the Scottish Lacrosse Championships in May. In the British tournament, the team faced some tough competition in a tournament with the top 18 teams from
- [Maddie McDonagh Pain](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/maddie-mcdonagh-pain/) - Maddie McDonagh Pain played for Scotland between 1979 – 1991 captaining Scotland from 1979 – 81. She was Vice Captain of the Celts for their tour to USA and Canada in 1981 and Vice Captain of the 1982 World Cup Squad. Maddie was also a member of the Scottish Squad which toured to Australia in
- [Louise Rankin](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/louise-rankin/) - Louise Rankin was involved with Scottish Lacrosse from 1938 onwards. When matches resumed after the war Louise was one of the more experienced players. She Captained Scotland and was a member of the 1954 GB team which toured the USA. She was Chairman of Selectors in the 1960s. Louise was President of the SLLA and
- [Lorna Powell (Murdie, Scott)](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/lorna-powell-murdie-scott/) - Lorna Powell (Murdie/Scott) played for the Scottish Schoolgirls and then for Scotland in three World Cups 1982, 1993 and lastly in 1997 when she was the Captain. She was the Head Coach for Scotland from 1997 to the 2001 World Cup. Lorna umpired at Under 19 World Championships in 1999, 2003 and 2007 and at

## Pages

- [Home Page](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/) - Lacrosse Scotland is the national governing body of lacrosse in Scotland, here you find the latest information on playing, events, performance and many more...
- [Men (Field)](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/performance/men-senior-field/) - The Scottish men’s lacrosse team is defined by its strong heritage, culture and unity. Our goal is to build a program based on character, leadership and personal integrity. Through hard work and professionalism, we seek to further the growth of the team, as well as the individual. As ambassadors of the sport of lacrosse and
- [Women](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/performance/women-senior/) - World Championships 2026, Tokyo, Japan. 24th July-2nd August 2026. World Championships 2026 Squad: Asterisk - First Cap Season 2025-2026, total number of caps in brackets. Jess Alexander * (4) Emilie Ballard (17) Charlie Bergqvist (87) Carys Bucknall * (4) Violet Cairns * (4) Zoe Dickson (31) Georgie Greenwood (57) - CAPTAIN Chess Gray (57) -
- [Women's U20](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/performance/women-junior/) - Announcing our U20 Women's Home Internationals 2026 Squad 2026 Women's U20 Home Internationals Squad Alex King (captain)Alice BevanAmelie AdnamsBella SeatonCelia ScottCharlotte NewtonHannah FaulknerIsobella WestIzzy PatonJess GlynnJess PollockKeira OxleyLiv MathiesonLuli Burges WatsonMary JacksonPoppy McClymontSasha BroganSacha GloverScarlett BowieSophia Fergusson (captain) Reserve Players Alice ReynoldsClementine AgiusHeidi SaddletonHonor LeslieLila GowWillow GreerZara Mulholland Management & Support Staff Co Head Coaches:
- [PVG Process](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/pvg-process/) - If your club is affiliated to Lacrosse Scotland, then Lacrosse Scotland can act as a suitability decision-maker in PVG applications. Lacrosse Scotland is registered with the Volunteer Scotland Disclosure Services (VSDS) to access, submit and manage free PVG checks for volunteers. PVG checks are now completed online following the below simple steps: A Lacrosse Scotland
- [Governance](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/more-info/governance/) - Documents
- [Lacrosse Scotland Board](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/more-info/board-committees/) - Lacrosse Scotland Vision To deliver a world class programme of lacrosse in Scotland providing opportunities for all. Our Mission To lead a sustainable national framework to promote the development of lacrosse, increase playing opportunities, increase participation and generate competitive national squads. Lacrosse Scotland Board 2025 ChairEthan Harris Co-opted: May 2024 Vice-Chair & Finance DirectorEleanor Hruzik
- [International Calendar 2025](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/international-calendar/) - ​Discover the latest schedule of international lacrosse events for 2024, including tournaments and championships featuring Scotland's national teams.
- [Anti-Doping](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/more-info/anti-doping/) - All athletes have the right to compete in sport knowing that they, and their competitors, are clean. We believe in clean sport and work in partnership with UK Anti-Doping (UKAD) and our International Federation (IF) World Lacrosse to ensure that the integrity of our sport is protected. Anti-Doping Rules Lacrosse Scotland has in place a
- [Home Internationals 2025](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/performance/home-internationals-2025/) - Lacrosse Scotland is delighted to be hosting the 2025 Home Internationals. This prestigious tournament will see Scotland go head-to-head with Wales, Czech Republic, England, Germany and Sweden in an exciting showcase of lacrosse talent.
- [Volunteering Home Internationals 2025](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/workforce/volunteering/volunteering-home-int-25/) - Volunteering at the 2025 Home Internationals is a fantastic opportunity to gain valuable experience, develop new skills, and be part of an exciting international lacrosse event. Whether you're looking to build your CV, connect with like-minded sports enthusiasts, or simply give back to the community, this is a great way to get involved. Join us
- [Match Centre](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/performance/match-centre/) - Live Results & Reports: Daily match results MVP and score tracking Match reports (if available) Announcements: Live PA system updates Anthem presentations
- [Safeguarding](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/more-info/safeguarding/) - Lacrosse Scotland is fully committed to safeguarding the welfare of all children in its care. It recognises the responsibility to promote safe practice and to protect children from harm, abuse and exploitation. For the purposes of this policy and associated procedures a child is recognised as someone under the age of 18 years. Staff and
- [Lacrosse Scotland Hall of Fame](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/hall-of-fame/) - About The Lacrosse Scotland Hall of Fame was launched in 2013, the Women's International Centenary year, by rewarding an initial group of Pioneers and Legends who were involved with the start of lacrosse in Scotland and subsequent growth and development of lacrosse. This provided gravitas to the Hall of Fame and their inclusion reflects the
- [Job Description - Marketing Director (Volunteer)](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/job-description-marketing-director-volunteer/) - Lacrosse-Scotland-Marketing-Director-JD-2024Download
- [Festive season calls for Lacrosse Scotland](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/shop-2/festive-season-calls-for-lacrosse-scotland-apparel-shopping/) - Shop Lacrosse Scotland's exclusive apparel range this Christmas! Perfect gifts for every lacrosse fan—hoodies, caps, and more. Limited stock, order now!
- [Strategic Business Plan 2024-2028](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/more-info/strategic-business-plan-2024-2028/) - Lacrosse Scotland is delighted to share our plans to lead a sustainable national framework to promote the development of lacrosse.
- [Tartan Shop](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/tartan-shop/) - Lacrosse Scotland have teamed up with Slanj Kilts to bring you a range of merchandise with our very own Lacrosse Scotland Tartan. The perfect gift for friends or family members. Shop the range
- [Shop](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/shop-2/) - Performance and Supporters kit Tartan Shop
- [Performance and Supporters Kit](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/shop/) - Lacrosse Scotland have teamed up with Pulse Lacrosse to bring you an exclusive range of playing kit and supporters' wear. Brilliantly showcasing our new tartan colours, you'll find the perfect new training top, comfy hoodie, t-shirts for the everyday and much more. Shop the range
- [Eligibility and Selection](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/performance/eligibility/) - Eligibility Criteria To be eligible to represent Scotland in international lacrosse competition you must be a member of Lacrosse Scotland & you must meet at least 1 of the criteria below. You were born in Scotland One or both or your parents were born in Scotland One or both of your grandparents were born in
- [Hall of Fame Nominations](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/hall-of-fame-nominations/) - How to nominate someone If you wish to nominate someone for the Hall of Fame : Check the person concerned meets the criteria Make sure that person is willing to be nominated Complete the online nomination form and return it to Jane Claydon at jane.claydon47@btinternet.com Nominations must be received by the 1st of September each
- [British Lacrosse](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/british-lacrosse/) - Great Britain Lacrosse is the Governing Body for elite lacrosse performance across Scotland, Wales and England home nations, and is responsible for the coordination, governance and preparation of the Great Britain lacrosse squads as we prepare for the Olympics in Los Angeles in 2028. British Lacrosse Olympic Framework
- [Privacy Notice](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/privacy-policy/) - Lacrosse Scotland is committed to protecting the privacy and security of your personal information. Thisprivacy notice sets out the purposes for which we will collect, hold and use your personal information and how this might be shared with third parties, in accordance with Data Protection legislation. It also explains your rights in respect of your
- [How to play lacrosse](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/play/how-to-play-lacrosse/) - Lacrosse is a fast-paced and exciting sport that combines elements of basketball, soccer, and hockey. It requires skill, agility, and teamwork. Whether you're a beginner looking to learn the basics or an aspiring lacrosse player hoping to improve your game, this guide will provide you with a comprehensive overview of how to play lacrosse. Equipment
- [Play](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/play/) - Whether you have set your sights on playing for the National team or simply just trying a new sport and meeting new friends, there is something for everyone. Check out our club and National Teams pages for more information. If you have a question please get in touch and we will get back to you
- [Coaching](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/workforce/coaching/) - Becoming a coach Effective coaching is a critical component of lacrosse, as with any sport. Coaches play a vital role in inspiring, motivating, and developing athletes. Coaching is a challenging and rewarding experience that requires commitment, dedication, and knowledge and allows you to develop performance and enjoyment in all players at all levels. To coach
- [Women's League - Fixtures 2025-26 Season](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/play/womens-league/)
- [What's Happening In Lacrosse - Submit Your Content](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/play/whats-happening-in-lacrosse-submit-your-content/) - We want to showcase the best of Scottish lacrosse. From thrilling match results to standout moments and club news. If you're a club, simply email your league results, game highlights, or any club-related content to comms@lacrossescotland.com by every Monday. We'll feature your updates across our website and social media channels to help promote the amazing
- [Club Tournaments](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/play/club-tournaments/) - Club Tournaments at Lacrosse Scotland Whether you're picking up a lacrosse stick for the first time or you’re already part of the action — there’s a tournament here for you. At Lacrosse Scotland, club tournaments are all about bringing players together from across the country to compete, connect, and have a blast. These events are
- [AGM 2025 Proxy Voting – Secure Your Vote](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/2025-26-agm-proxy-voting/) - Ensure your voice is heard in the 2025-26 AGM. Cast your proxy vote securely and help shape key decisions for the future.
- [Who we are](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/more-info/who-we-are/) - Lacrosse Scotland is the national governing body for the sport of lacrosse in Scotland. Established in 1992, the organization is responsible for promoting, developing, and governing the sport at all levels throughout the country.
- [Rules](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/play/ls-domestic-rules/) - Lacrosse Scotland Domestic Rules These are the rules that will be used for Lacrosse Scotland domestic competition for season 2018/2019. Lacrosse Scotland are not using the new World Lacrosse rules at present, but as they will be used (possibly next season or at selected events) then it would be good to be aware of them.
- [Men (Indoor)](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/performance/men-senior-indoor/) - The Scotland Senior Men's Box Lacrosse Team was developed from a small group of dedicated lacrosse players in parks and gym halls. Their dedication has spurred the creation of a Domestic League, numerous touring teams and a National Team that was comprised of Domestic players who achieved a 16th Place Finish at the 2019 World Championships.
- [Cookie Policy](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/cookie-policy/) - Lacrosse Scotland (“we / us / our”) website (“Site”) uses cookies in order to personalise and improve the experience of each user. The following Cookie Policy outlines information on the type of cookies we use and the purposes for which we use them. It should be considered alongside our Privacy Policy. By using our Site,
- [Performance](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/performance/) - National Teams There are currently 5 National Squads who represent Lacrosse Scotland: Men Field Indoor U19 Women Women Women's U20 Performance development All playing members are welcome to come to performance & development days to pick up new skills and knowledge. To join our national performance squads there are a few simple things you need
- [2023 AGM - Proxy Voting](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/2023-agm-proxy-voting/) - Registered members who are unable to attend the AGM in person, may vote in advance. In accordance with Lacrosse Scotland’s Articles of Association, proxy voting forms must reach the Lacrosse Scotland Office no later than 48 hours prior to the AGM i.e. 7:30pm on Tuesday 21st March 2023. Any forms received after this time will
- [Contact Us](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/contact-us/) - Please feel free to get in touch, we'd love to hear from you.
- [Teachers](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/workforce/teachers/) - Content coming soon... Lacrosse Scotland are committed to increasing participation in our sport across the country. If you are interested in introducing lacrosse to your school or would like support in developing lacrosse in your area, please contact lacrossedevelopmentofficer@lacrossescotland.com. CPD Opportunities Coming soon...
- [Financial Support](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/play/financial-support/) - The Lacrosse Foundation is a charity that aims to support the development of lacrosse in Great Britain through promoting participation, assisting with facilities and supporting education through lacrosse. Clubs, schools, local authorities and other organisations can apply for funding to support their lacrosse development projects. They are particularly interested in supporting projects that introduce lacrosse
- [Umpiring](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/workforce/umpiring/) - Umpire levels The following shows the level, the umpiring system (2 man or 3 man) used at each level and the highest level of match that each level of umpire can officiate. Umpire development pathway and how to get there Level 1 Note that this is not really a level as such, more a stepping stone to
- [Refereeing](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/workforce/refereeing/) - Testers Refereeing Course We plan to run a Rules and Refereeing course at the start of each season, check out the News for information. You can also contact us
- [Officiating](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/workforce/officiating/) - Lacrosse Scotland games are officiated using World Lacrosse rules with few exceptions; these will be reflected on the relevant umpiring / refereeing page. Whether or not you want to be an umpire or referee, it is important that all players and coaches know the basic rules of lacrosse to keep the game safe and to
- [Volunteering](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/workforce/volunteering/) - Get involved The smooth running of lacrosse in Scotland relies on its workforces and we are always looking for people to join our working groups, help out with one-off tasks or help to organise events. For many roles you do not need to be a lacrosse player, you just need to be reliable, organised and
- [Workforce](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/workforce/) - Content coming soon....
- [Men's League](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/play/mens-club-league/) - 2022 /2023 Men’s League For full league details click here
- [Concussion](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/more-info/concussion/) - Concussion is one of many injuries that a sportsperson can pick up, however, unlike a cut or a broken bone, the damage is not visible and people do not treat it with the care and respect it deserves. Whether you are a player, coach, physio / trainer, parent, friend, spectator or official it is really
- [Officials' Code of Conduct](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/officials-code-of-conduct/) - As an official in the sport of lacrosse, I have a unique and important role to play. My conduct can impact not only the play of an individual game but in promoting the respect and growth of the game itself. I accept the responsibilities of this role and will strive to fulfil them guided by
- [Previous events](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/previous-events/) - Coming soon...
- [Domestic fixtures](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/domestic-fixtures/) - Coming soon...
- [Become a Member](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/play/become-a-member/) - The membership year runs from 1st September - annual members will receive a reminder so you don't miss out. Join / renew now Individual Membership Everyone taking part in National Training, Club Development days & league / cup fixtures must be an individual, playing member of Lacrosse Scotland. All coaches and officials, who are not
- [Find a club](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/play/playing/) - Whether you have set your sights on playing for the National team or simply just trying a new sport and meeting new friends, there is something for everyone. Men's clubs Border’s City Edinburgh City Glasgow City Silver City (Aberdeen) Men's university clubs Aberdeen University Edinburgh University Glasgow University St Andrews University Strathclyde University Women's mixed
- [Working Groups](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/workforce/committees/) - Working Groups Most of the working groups are self-explanatory, but some bullet points have been provided to give you a better idea of what each group would be doing. Rules & Umpiring working group & Refereeing working group Responsible for training, testing & development of LS Rules & officials. Liaise with FIL & ELF re officials
- [Coaching Induction Pack](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/coaching-induction-pack/) - Lacrosse Scotland – Coaching (Safeguarding) Induction Pack Prior to taking on any form of Coaching or Volunteering Role involving Children, all individuals should have read, understood and followed the below instructions and guidelines pertaining to the effective Safeguarding of Children in Lacrosse. Policies & Procedures Please ensure that you have read the Child Protection Policy
- [Vacancy Application Form](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/more-info/governance/vacancy-application-form/) - Application Form
- [Meetings](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/more-info/governance/meetings/) - Meeting Minutes / Notes (including AGMs)
- [More info](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/more-info/)
- [Men's Clubs](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/play/playing/clubs/) - Men's Field Lacrosse Clubs Men's Indoor Lacrosse Clubs
- [Women's / Mixed Clubs](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/play/playing/womens-mixed-clubs/) - Women's / Mixed Lacrosse Clubs
- [League Registration Process](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/league-registration-process/) - League Registration Process Either view the video or follow the steps below. Steps to take
- [Membership Portal - Add club](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/azolve-add-club/) - Add club / National training squad When logged in you will see a My Clubs section. Here you can add the clubs that you are associated with. To ease admin and keep all membership data securely in one place, anyone who is part of or wants to be part of any of the National programs,
- [Wellbeing](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/wellbeing/) - Child Wellbeing & SHANARRI Policy Key principles: The welfare of children is the primary concern The protection and wellbeing of all children in our care is everyone’s responsibility A child, whatever their age, culture, disability, gender, language, racial origin, socioeconomic status, religious belief and/or sexual identity have the right to protection from all forms of
- [AGM 2019](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/more-info/governance/agm-2019/) - Date: Saturday 27th April 2019 Time: 12 noon Venue: Team Room 1, Laurie Liddell Clubhouse, Peffermill Playing Fields, Edinburgh EH16 5LL Please register online in advance so that we have confirmed numbers for seating and for catering. Registration is open - don't be last :) Please find the AGM pack below which contains Agenda Draft
- [Referee Directory](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/referee-directory/) - Referee Directory The list of currently qualified referees is shown below. Every official must keep their details up to date on the Lacrosse Scotland membership portal, by adding their officiating level as a Qualification. The information we can show on the website is dependent on people keeping their own profile up-to-date. Note that Level 1,
- [Child Protection](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/more-info/governance/child-protection/) - Safeguarding Children & Vulnerable Adults All affiliated Lacrosse Scotland clubs have a duty of care not only to the children and young people in their club but also to the coaches, helpers and officials working within the club. By adhering to the policies and procedures set by Lacrosse Scotland and adopting best practice, the risk
- [Facility Booking](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/facility-booking/) - Facility Booking Process Peffermill Information 2019-20 Cancellation by LS To get a full refund LS must cancel at least 7 days before the booked day. If we cancel less than 7 days before the booked day, we have to pay the amount in full. Costs (please note this is a reduced rate for NGBs –
- [Previous AGMs](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/more-info/governance/previous-agms/)

## Process Steps

- [New member](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/process_posts/new-member/) - New Members from 2019 onwards Click on the Sign Up button and complete all the fields as shown in the clip below. This process is call "Setting up your profile" and is the start of the membership journey. You will see a Parental Approval page is displayed for Junior members who are less than 16
- [Lacrosse Scotland AGM Admin Day](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/process_posts/17th-april-2020/) - 17th April LS AGM Admin Lacrosse Scotland will take the registration information as the starting point for the admin needed to get all the voting information out. The process is manual as we do not have integrated systems and although it is not particularly difficult, it is quite fiddly and time-consuming. Ideally we want to
- [Register attendance](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/process_posts/agm-date/) - Register attendance by 16th April So that we can set up the online register and then input all the voting data we would ask everyone to help us by registering online in advance of the AGM - ideally by 16th April 2020. This includes telling us who is carrying the Group Votes for your club.
- [Vote at the Lacrosse Scotland AGM](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/process_posts/vote-at-the-lacrosse-scotland-agm/) - How to vote at the online AGM Only eligible members can vote at the AGM (this excludes Junior and Support members). Everyone who is entitled to vote will have received an email (by 17th April) with their own unique voting links. If you have not received the email please let us know before the AGM
- ["Go to" the Lacrosse Scotland AGM](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/process_posts/lacrosse-scotland-agm/) - How to join the AGM Webinar Before you join, check that you can hear and speak on your computer. If you use Skype, Zoom, Zoho, Webex, WhatsApp calls, Hangout calls etc, you will be hunkydory. On the day, simply click on the Join Webinar link sent to you when you registered for the webinar.
- [28th February 2020](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/process_posts/nomination-resolutions-closing-date/) - Closing date for all nominations and resolutions to be sent to Lacrosse Scotland
- [Proxy vote](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/process_posts/proxy-votes-deadline/) - Proxy vote deadline is 16th April - 12 noon If you cannot attend and want to vote, you can fill in the Proxy Voting Form. All Proxy Votes must have been received by Lacrosse Scotland no less than 48 hours before the date and time of the AGM. Proxy Voting Form
- [13th March 2020](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/process_posts/call-notice-sent-to-members/) - Call notice sent to the membership including the AGM pack with the agenda, nominations, resolutions etc
- [14th February 2020](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/process_posts/agm-1st-comms/) - Communication sent to members to advise that nominations are open and resolutions for the AGM can be sent to the Board. Nominations must be completed using the Lacrosse Nominations Form.
- [Go to cart & pay](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/process_posts/lacrosse-scotland-confirms-payment/) - Click Checkout and head to the cart to pay.
- [Select Club Affiliation](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/process_posts/club-pays-invoice/) - From top of page select Club Affiliation, then Team Registration, then the appropriate league.
- [Select Club Profile from the Menu](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/process_posts/lacrosse-scotland-sends-invoice-to-club-contact/) - Go to the menu on the top left of the page and select Club Profile from the My Club section.
- [Club Admin logs in](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/process_posts/complete-league-registration-form/) - League Registration can only be performed by someone who has Club Admin rights. Each club will have a max of 3 people who are Club Admins on Azolve. If you are not sure if you have a Club Admin - contact us.
- [Update Member Details](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/process_posts/update-member-details/) - Next steps My Club or School section This is where you show what club(s) you are a member of. You can be a member of more than 1 club listed on the Membership Portal as some clubs listed are not true clubs e.g. those you will see in the Club List with a Club Type
- [Verify Email Account](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/process_posts/verify-email-account/) - You need to verify your email account. When you join you will receive an email asking you to do this and all members should verify their accounts, by clicking the link on the email.
- [Renewing membership using the Portal for the first time](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/process_posts/renewing-or-joining-lacrosse-scotland-using-the-portal-for-the-first-time/) - Existing Members in 2018/19 If you were a member in the season 2018-19 you would have received an email on 1st September 2019 explaining how to access the Membership Portal. You must follow the instructions in this email when accessing the Portal for the first time after receiving the Welcome Email e.g. you must use
- [Get spending amount approved](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/process_posts/get-spending-amount-approved/) - All bookings made, need to be approved in the budget for the area that is booking them, before the booking is confirmed, so that we do not incur cancellation fees. LS Budget Holders (whom failing Finance Director) must approve the spending.
- [Review response / estimate from venue](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/process_posts/review-response-estimate-from-venue/)
- [Get Facility Booking form template](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/process_posts/get-facility-booking-form-template/) - The Facilities Booking Form* must be used, so that we reduce misunderstanding between venue and booker and to keep everything as consistent and simple as possible. *The original is in Google Drive folder LS Guide and Processes/Facilities Booking Form.xlsx
- [Send Booking Form](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/process_posts/send-booking-form/) - Bookings on behalf of Lacrosse Scotland e.g. courses, squad / development weekends must be booked by someone with a Lacrosse Scotland email, and the Finance Director must be copied in on the confirmed booking email. This is to make matching booking and invoices easier.
- [Confirm booking with venue](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/process_posts/confirm-booking-with-venue/)
- [Update Lacrosse Scotland calendar](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/process_posts/update-lacrosse-scotland-calendar/) - Add the details of each booking to the LS Shared Calendar. This is accessed using the documents@LS domain account. LS domain = lacrossescotland.com The password is in Slack - do a search on LS Central Document Store PWD and you will find it.
- [LS Membership Portal updated](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/process_posts/ls-membership-portal-updated/) - The LS Board member with NGB Admin rights must update the membership portal by uploading the PDF with the decision. This means that a formal LS document will be available when requested by ELF or World Lacrosse for example.
- [Request received](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/process_posts/eligibility/) - Eligibility Committee receives an email request to consider a "special circumstances" request
- [Decision communicated to individual](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/process_posts/decision-communicated-to-individual/) - The decision must be formally communicated in writing to the individual. A PDF must be used, based on the Eligibility Decision template, and stored in the Eligibility folder on the shared Google Drive.
- [Board decision made](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/process_posts/board-decision-made/) - Board consider recommendation and vote on whether the eligibility request is will passed or rejected. Reason(s) for the decision must be recorded in the LS Eligibility Request Log.
- [Make recommendation to Board](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/process_posts/make-recommendation-to-board/) - Provide a written recommendation to be discussed by the Board. Include rationale for the recommendation.
- [Request assessed](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/process_posts/request-assessed/) - Eligibility assess request. Taking into consideration: Past efforts to support growth & development, on a regular basis, of home based lacrosse in Scotland Continuing efforts to support growth & development, on a regular basis, of home based lacrosse in Scotland Country of residence - if the person does not live in Scotland, it is nigh

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- [Azolve New Member](https://www.lacrossescotland.com/process-categories/azolve-new-member/)
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